alwaysright

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   by alwaysright 14y ago

   No it's not.
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   by alwaysright 14y ago

   There is a great udacity course with all the background to the P/NP problem: http://www.udacity.com/overview/Course/cs313/ I found it very informative. It also has a section on "should you try solving the P vs. NP problem" and the answer
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   by alwaysright 14y ago

   I respect your honesty sharing what you really think, but I didn't read it this way, I read it as: "We spent so much time in it, and what I learned from it is how great it is to have friends do cool things together, and this is what keeps u
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   by alwaysright 14y ago

   I think we all should just say thanks for building this, and nothing more, well, perhaps thanks to Twitter for not claiming the code. We all should aspire to do what fat and mdo did, build something out of passion, in our spare time, that w
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   by alwaysright 14y ago

   Same question I have, but on your comment, not on the topic.